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@washingtonpost Well+Being reporter covering fitness/exercise. Formerly @wcp @PostSports. @UofMaryland alum. @aajadc VP of engagement. Runner. Track/XC coach.
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Meet the Inaugural DisCover Fellows Researching Disability Studies and Culture

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By Kelyn Soong
| georgetown.edu
The Disability Studies Program in the College of Arts & Sciences and Georgetown University’s Disability Cultural Center (DCC) have jointly launched the DisCover Fellowship, a groundbreaking fellowship that supports students from a diverse range of disciplines in developing projects on disability studies and culture.
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College of Arts & Sciences Celebrates 2026 Tropaia Exercises Award Winners

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By Kelyn Soong
| georgetown.edu
Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences celebrated its 107th annual Tropaia Exercises in Gaston Hall on Friday, May 15. The Tropaia Exercises awards ceremony, which takes its name from the ancient Greek word for “trophy,” honors graduating seniors for their outstanding accomplishments in and out of the classroom.
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Andy Feng’s Political Passions Led to a Path Devoted to Immigrants’ and Workers’ Rights

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By Kelyn Soong
| georgetown.edu
Andy Feng (C’26) remembers his passion for politics started early in life. As a middle schooler, instead of playing video games or sports after school, Feng would be at home, eagerly awaiting the 5 p.m. broadcast of CBC News. His dad also had a cable subscription to all of the American national news channels. Feng, born and raised in a suburb of Toronto, would watch news on politics — particularly from the United States — any chance he could.
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